House plants can offer great health benefits and add to your home decor. Want to know which houseplant could match best with your routine? Take this quiz to find out!
Which option best matches the weather conditions where you live?
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How often are you at home?
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Which room will you most likely have your house plant(s)?
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How much sunlight exposure do you predict your house plant will get?
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Do you have any pets or small children that could get ahold of the plant?
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What color scheme suits you best?
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Which Houseplant Is Best for Your Lifestyle?
Snake plant
Snake plants are relatively low-maintenance house plants to have. Typically, snake plants require watering once every ten days. They’re also easy to fill around the home and are non-toxic, meaning safe for both pets and humans. Snake plants can tolerate direct sunlight but prefer indirect sunlight. The best place to keep snake plants is in a warm spot with pleasant weather year-round.
Succulents
Succulents are very low-maintenance and can be placed around the home in various areas. Some succulents can tolerate direct sunlight more than others, so it can make them great as a versatile addition to your home. Depending upon the succulent and the amount of light, you might only have to water a succulent once every 14-21 days. A helpful tip is to make sure these plants are potted with a drainage hole!
Fittonias
FIttonias, also known as mosaic and nerve plants, are non-toxic plants for humans and pets. Fittonias do require more maintenance than other plants, specifically that a Fittonia plant should be watered when one-fourth of the upper layer of soil is dry. Fittonias like humid environments. They can come in a variety of cool colors and intricate designs that are great to add a pop of color to your home!
Orchids
Orchids are not ideal for direct sunlight, and only require a little bit of watering about once a week. They are low-maintenance, but they are, indeed, delicate flowers. Orchids come in a variety of colors, so you can choose a color that matches the overall theme of your home decor. Orchids require a moderate amount of humidity in the environment, so they are fantastic in tropical places.
